WANGANUI.
Dear Bee, Oct. 12. Last Thursday the finals were played for THE BRIDGE TOURNAMENT given by Mrs Lewis. Miss Stanford won the prize, a beautiful pearl and ruby star pendant with gold chain attached. Mrs Barnicoat was second. Delicious afternoon tea was served in the dining room, the table being prettily decorated with masses of freesias; the flowers in the drawing room were japonica, earnations and tulips. Mrs Pharazyn wore a handsome grey velvet gown with bands of deep cream point lace on the bodice and the same on her sleeves: Mrs A. Lewis, blaek silk voile skirt, pretty white silk blouse with lace and insertion: Mrs Dodgshun, blaek voile costume with champagne laee yoke, petunia shaded straw hat with deep silk ribbon, ruche the same shade; Mrs Gifford Marshall, navy blue cloth tailor-made eoat ami skirt, the Russian blouse was banded witht pale pastel green chenille embroidery and a tiny waistcoat of pale green cloth, blaek straw hat with chiffon and a spray of eream roses under the brim: Mrs Colin Campbell, white serge costume with roses over bodice and t-shaped yoke of broderie Anglaise. pink crinoline straw' hat with tulle and crown of Valenciennes lace, pale pink roses and foliage under the brim; Mrs f.oodwin. grey tweed eoat and skirt, eream embroidered blouse, black straw hat with blaek velvet - Miss Imlay, blaek chiffon taffeta gown, yoke of white lace, blaek straw hat with tulle ribbons and aigrette; Mrs Imlay Saunders wore a dainty pale greyvoile frock, the skirt was made with wide. French tucks at the foot, yoke of cream Valenciennes lace, full elbow sleeves edged with same. Valenciennes lace hat with spray of pink roses and foliage; Miss Stanford, pink floral mu--lin frock with lace and insertion, white straw hat with pink shaded ribbon : Miss O. Stanford wore a pale blue floral muslin gown with V-slmped lace yoke, fancystraw hat with blue ribbons and flowers; Miss Cresson, becoming white muslin
with black embroidered spot elbow •leeves edged with lace, black hat with tulle A >whe ; Mrs Stanford, black cloth costume, silk mantle with frill of chiffon. Victorian bonnet, ' with pale blue and green silk rosettes; Mrs Krull, tabac brown cloth gown relieved with champagne lace, black bonnet with chiffon •rd tunpioiso blue velvet. f.ast Monday Mrs Krull invited a few friends to bridge with her. Amongst those present, were Mestlamcae I’harar.yn (Napier), A. Lewis, Campbell. Gifford Marshall, Krull, Imlay Saunders, and Miss Imlay. GOLF. The last golf match of the season was played on the Balgownie golf links last Wednesday afternoon. Afternoon tea was provided by Mrs and the Misses Mason. The course was for the first time 18 hole. Miss Jackson (sc) and Miss N. Cowper (5) tied for the button with a net score of 99. In the same match Miss Jackson broke Miss Cave’s 12 hole record of 62 by I stroke and with thia won the ‘■record" prize presented by Mrs Cleghorn. Amongst those I noticed on the links were Mrs Harvey, Mrs Brookfield. Mrs and Miss Mason. Mrs ami Miss Nixon, Miss Taylor, Miss Brabant. Miss Cave. Miss 1 Hardcastle. Miss Harley, Mrs Stewart. Mrs Cleghorn. Miss Jack-on and others.
HUIA.
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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXVII, Issue 16, 20 October 1906, Page 49
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